 What Is RSS?RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. Also known as "feeds" or "news feeds", it is a way for you to see when new content is added, using a "reader" program, or your browser. How Do I use it?IE7 The latest version of Internet Explorer Web Browser contains a program to read RSS Feeds. In Internet Explorer 7, click the icon on the bar that has a picture similar to the one on this page. If it is orange, that means that this page has an RSS feed available. You will see the feed, and can subscribe to the feed, so that you can check on your favorite pages at a glance Firefox In firefox, they use the term "Live Bookmarks". You will see an the orange icon appear in the address bar, of any page that has a feed. Click on the icon to see the feed, and subscribe if you wish to. What is Subscribing? Subscribing to a RSS feed means that your browser will keep track of when the content is updated. It does not involve you signing up for anything, and does not involve email, and is anonymous. Our Feeds:-We have RSS feeds on all most of our theatre pages for a daily update on what is playing. See the movies, the description and the showtimes.-We have an RSS feed on our Coming Soon Page - Get and update of what movies are coming up, and when they open. Some of our feeds:
More Information on RSS: More information on IE7 RSS More Information on Firefox "Live Bookmarks" More Information on using Yahoo's online RSS reader More information on Google's RSS reader |
Coming Attractions RSS
